What MPG do you get in your Sport?
13 August 2002, 05:22 PM
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get between 280-300miles per tank with about 5 litres left in the tank.
suppose this works out to about 27mpg.surprising as i'm not a sunday driver.
MY98 on 16's otherwise standard.
cheers
colin
suppose this works out to about 27mpg.surprising as i'm not a sunday driver.
MY98 on 16's otherwise standard.
cheers
colin
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13 August 2002, 06:02 PM
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i get 25 out of my turbo 
.22 out of a sport u must be flyin all the time lol
.22 out of a sport u must be flyin all the time lol
13 August 2002, 06:30 PM
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Yup i get on average 28-30mpg out of my turbo with PPP and Scoobymania downpipe
You sport ppl have to remember that they only have 50ltr tanks thou
so what may seem bad actually isnt as bad as you think
Tony
You sport ppl have to remember that they only have 50ltr tanks thou
so what may seem bad actually isnt as bad as you think Tony
13 August 2002, 09:52 PM
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Always used to get 25 dead all the time (no matter how I drove it)
got 28 for the Big One meet last year (strange given I never took it out of 3rd, so I could keep up with the turbos)
Now it seems to be hovering around the 30 mark! (even though the clutch appears to be going)
got 28 for the Big One meet last year (strange given I never took it out of 3rd, so I could keep up with the turbos)
Now it seems to be hovering around the 30 mark! (even though the clutch appears to be going)
13 August 2002, 10:01 PM
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So basically the running costs (servicing, Petrol etc.) are the same on a turbo as they are on a Turbo?
The only main difference seems to be the difference in insurance.
Darren
The only main difference seems to be the difference in insurance.
Darren
13 August 2002, 10:04 PM
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Sold my 2.0i s!3rra Sport in 1996 'cos I could not afford to fill it up with 4 star @60p (ish) a litre 
Now I don't care how much my DBM drinks as I enjoy every mile
Now I don't care how much my DBM drinks as I enjoy every mile
13 August 2002, 11:23 PM
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FTO 2 litre V6 = 26 mpg
200sx 2.0 litre turbo = 29 mpg
Twin turbo legacy 2.0 litre = 24 mpg
MR2 g limited 2.0 = 30 mpg
Lexus 4 litre V8 25mpg!!!!
And finally my Mondeo 2 litre = 39 mpg
I do more motorway miles than town driving.
200sx 2.0 litre turbo = 29 mpg
Twin turbo legacy 2.0 litre = 24 mpg
MR2 g limited 2.0 = 30 mpg
Lexus 4 litre V8 25mpg!!!!
And finally my Mondeo 2 litre = 39 mpg
I do more motorway miles than town driving.
14 August 2002, 09:23 AM
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Another comparison, I get about 260-300 miles with normal driving, or almost 400 if it's motorway miles, from the tank of my 306 (2 litre engine). Have never dared worked out the mpg as I am am sure it will scare me.
Chris
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